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Canadian fiddler Ashley MacIsaac has filed a $1.5 million lawsuit against Google, claiming defamation due to false information labeling him a sex offender, which led to concert cancellations.
Malian and Russian military forces are withdrawing from strategic locations in northern Mali as pro-independence and jihadist offensives escalate.
The glitzy fashion event has drawn controversy after Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos and his wife were announced as lead sponsors and honorary co-chairs of the gala.
In response to military actions by Israel in Lebanon and Tehran, the United Arab Emirates has briefly closed its airspace, highlighting rising regional tensions.
The recent Supreme Court decision has significant implications for the Voting Rights Act of 1965, particularly affecting minority representation.
The Pulitzer Prize for investigative reporting has been awarded to the New York Times for its series detailing how Trump allegedly profited from his position, benefiting his family and associates.
As tensions escalate between the US and Iran, Saudi Arabia has called for de-escalation, coinciding with a UN Security Council meeting on Lebanon.
As waste management companies grapple with staffing shortages, the integration of humanoid robots into sorting processes marks a significant shift towards automation in the industry.
A shooting incident near the Washington Monument on May 4, 2026, prompted a brief lockdown of the White House, according to the US Secret Service.
In a significant escalation, the US military has struck Iranian fast boats following attacks on a UAE oil facility, highlighting ongoing tensions in the Gulf.
On May 1, President Trump announced plans to impose a 25% tariff on European cars and trucks, raising concerns about the viability of the recent trade agreement with the EU.
With the World Cup approaching, nearly 80% of hotels surveyed indicate that bookings are falling short of expectations, raising concerns for the hospitality industry.
As the energy crisis stemming from the Iran war continues, there is growing interest in transitioning to electric vehicles, with solar cars potentially on the horizon.
Authorities are currently investigating a shooting in Oklahoma that resulted in at least 18 individuals being hospitalized. Police are searching for suspects involved in the incident.
Following a barrage of attacks attributed to Iran, the UAE has condemned the actions and indicated a willingness to retaliate, amid escalating regional tensions.
As President Trump launches 'Project Freedom' to assist vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, Iran responds with accusations of US disregard for international norms, intensifying regional tensions.
In a recent address, French President Emmanuel Macron noted Armenia's significant decision to distance itself from Russia, marking a pivotal change in its geopolitical alignment.
As the anniversary of the end of World War II approaches, President Putin has announced a two-day ceasefire, but also warned of significant reprisals.
Emma Salisbury highlights how U.S. actions may shape Iranian public perception, reinforcing government narratives during her interview with FRANCE 24.
Despite ongoing military actions in the UAE, passengers aboard an Emirates flight to Dubai remained calm while the flight was held at Heathrow.